[2025 Glenbrook Restaurant] Travel Guide for High Country Salmon (Updated Jul)

High Country Salmon in South Island, New Zealand It is a unique salmon farm🐟 Beautiful natural scenery and many salmon-related attractions The salmon here are farmed in fresh water Using the meltwater from Mount Cook and the Tasman Millennium Glacier water for aquaculture✨ Therefore, it is pollution-free and tastes very fresh and smooth. Definitely worth a try 👍 Visitors can visit the salmon farm here and learn about the salmon farming process. The farm provides guided tours to lead visitors to visit the facilities and explain the details of breeding😍 In addition, fresh salmon products are also available here. Including sashimi, smoked salmon and other delicacies ☺️ Visitors can taste the freshest salmon here You can also visit the breeding facilities to learn about the salmon breeding process. The salmon here are naturally pollution-free due to the breeding environment🌟 The taste is particularly delicious and it is an unforgettable experience! #GlobalTravel

#traveldiaries #newzealand #newzealand Many people stop by this salmon farm when they are in New Zealand. The salmon are reared here and you can spot the fish outside the cafe/restaurant. They also have some ducks swimming in the pond. I like the ambience: having fresh salmon while being close to the pond. It helps having good weather! Besides fresh salmon sashimi, they also sell sushi, pies, burgers and drinks. The fish is really fresh but not cheap imo.

Everyone knows that there are two must-visit salmon shops in the South Island. 1. Mt Cook Alphine Salmon Shop in Lake Pukaki 2. High Country Salmon near Twizel I have already shared the former. Those who want to see it can go to my New Zealand collection. As for High Country Salmon, I will share it now. It is close to the town of Twizel. If you stay in Twizel for a night, you can definitely come here to buy ingredients. The taste of salmon sashimi is almost the same, both are very sweet! I tell you! You can't go back after eating King Salmon in New Zealand! Advantages ✅ You can feed salmon for free ✅ There are cooked food ✅ Watch live salmon swim in the glacier water ✅ You can pay the merchant to catch salmon on the spot (30nzd 15 minutes-1 salmon, the price does not include the fish🤣 just for you to experience) ✅ You must bring your children to experience it ✅ There are more choices in the salmon store Disadvantages ❌ There is no scenery to eat salmon, only the fish pond ❌ The photo-taking and check-in are not very beautiful If you are driving by yourself, I suggest going to both. If you bring children, I would recommend Highcountry because it allows children to experience and children can eat cooked food. If you like taking photos and checking in, I would recommend Mt Cook Alphine Salmon Shop because it is really beautiful there! Address: 2602 Twizel-Omarama Road, Twizel 7999, New Zealand Opening hours: 9am-4pm every day

Eating salmon in the High Country is a unique culinary experience 🐟. The salmon here grow in clear waters, with tender meat and rich nutrition😋. You can choose to taste a variety of salmon dishes in local restaurants, such as grilled salmon, salmon sushi, etc., each of which can make you feel the deliciousness of salmon 😍. Alternatively, you can cook it yourself and preserve the original flavor of salmon in a simple way 🥘. High Country salmon is not only a delicacy, it is a gift from the land🎁. While enjoying the delicious food, you can also feel the beauty and tranquility of nature🌳. Travel Tips: 1. Learn about local salmon farming conditions and choose fresh salmon. 2. Try different salmon dishes to discover your favorite flavor. 3. You can participate in salmon fishing activities and experience the fun of fishing firsthand. 4. Buy some salmon products as gifts and share them with family and friends. 5. Pay attention to protecting the environment and cherish this salmon home.

#NaturalLandscape #100WaysToTravel #Salmon #Salmon Very fresh and delicious! Highly rated The salmon farm is open to the public. The store provides free feed and you can feed the salmon yourself. The signature salmon sashimi and sashimi sushi are must-try It tastes very sweet and really delicious💗 ⚠️Salmon from take-out shops cannot be brought into the restaurant for consumption There are many dining options in the on-site restaurant If you are still not satisfied after eating, you can take it back for dinner🥰

High Country Salmon, located in the picturesque Mackenzie Basin of New Zealand, is renowned for producing premium, farm-raised salmon. Situated near the pristine waters of the Ahuriri River, the farm benefits from the region's clean, fresh environment, which contributes to the superior quality of its salmon. You can tour the facility to learn about sustainable aquaculture practices and witness the salmon farming process firsthand. The farm's salmon is celebrated for its rich flavor and high nutritional value. High Country Salmon is committed to environmental stewardship and offers a range of fresh and smoked salmon products, reflecting New Zealand's commitment to quality and sustainability. #grouptravel

When you come to New Zealand, you must eat salmon! Super delicious and tasty~ You can eat salmon in any meal, sashimi, burgers, salads... There is also a salmon farm outdoors, where you can feed the salmon for free. It is perfect for the whole family to come and eat together. High country salmon 2602 Twizel-Omarama Road, Twizel 7999 New Zealand #New Zealand #South Island #Salmon #Sashimi #salmon #familytravel #FamilyTravel

There are two salmon farms, the shops of Mt Cook Alpine Salmon Farm are at the southernmost viewing point of Lake Pukaki, and the farm is not here, on the canal between Lake Tekapo and Lake Pukaki. Drive to the east bank of Lake Pukaki. There will be a canal connecting Pukkaji Lake and Lake Tekapo in the middle. You can see the farm as you continue along the canal. It turned out that the road next to the canal had been driving to Tekapo, but it has not passed. Another Salmon Farm High Country Salmon Farm is on the main road, from Twizel to Pukaki, just past Twizel, next to Lake Ruataniwha, you can see the big sign. The one on the canal side, called Chinook Salmon, is translated into fine-scale salmon. It is the same variety as the salmon in the sea near New Zealand. The main roadside is Atlantic Salmon, Atlantic salmon, and New Zealand's South Island freshwater lake. The variety. Comparing the two species, I prefer Chinook. What about the price? 1 kg of King salmon slices, 30NZD, mustard and soy sauce need to be purchased separately, but the taste is especially good. It wouldn't be possible to think of four people who had eaten one kilogram, but everyone couldn't stop it when they opened it. Killed the market in a few minutes.